Notice to Delinquents in N. Y. and Pa.
By P. Z. Kinne
WE are in unison with the suggestions of Bro. White in regard to delinquents, and design to carry out his plan. Delinquents have been notified in a gentlemanly manner, time and again, of their indebtedness, by Bro. Whitney and others, and requested to pay up, or report. You therefore have no good reason to complain if your names are dropped. We do not wish to part with any of our subscribers. You need the periodicals, and the Publishing Association needs your patronage. We therefore invite you once more to pay up, or report. The Tract Society will gladly furnish the REVIEW, Reformer, and Instructor, on the conditions proposed by Bro. White. We have become aware that many of our delinquents are those that have never subscribed for the periodicals themselves, but receive them from friends. To such, we would say, that we regret that there has been any occasion for unpleasant feelings in consequence of presenting a bill for you to settle which you were under no obligation to pay, and we beg your pardon on the plea of ignorance of the facts in the case, on the part of the agent. And if you have interest enough to continue to read, we will settle up the past on your own terms, and if unable to pay the subscription, we will gladly renew it for you for a year, by your stating your circumstances and desires to B. L. Whitney, Kirkville, Onondaga Co., N. Y. P. Z. KINNE, Pres. N. Y. & Pa. T. & M. Society.